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CASA reports growth, new youth-engagement plans and 12 active cases
Summary
Jan Johnson, executive director of CASA of the High Plains, told commissioners the program has grown its board and committees, plans youth engagement and currently manages 12 cases; she invited commissioners and the public to upcoming outreach events.
Jan Johnson, CASA executive director, briefed the commission on program growth and outreach after recent events and a fundraising push.
"So I'm Jan Johnson, executive director," she said, then described new committee structures, increased county outreach and plans to add youth engagement that will involve high-school students in non-board roles.
Johnson said the program is currently handling 12 cases and noted the organization's recent success with events and sponsorships that expanded outreach across four counties. She invited commissioners and the public to an open board meeting and a child-abuse-awareness presentation in April and asked for continued county support.
Commissioners thanked the director for the update and acknowledged CASA's role serving children in multiple counties.
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